Synopsis
An abstract animated journey follows figures who keep moving forward through a shifting, dreamlike world. The imagery develops in rhythmic fragments, with recurring shapes, changing environments and a strong sense of motion that mirrors Foolk's electronic sound. Rather than telling a conventional story, the video presents progress as a continuous visual experience, turning the track's pulse into a succession of animated gestures and transitions. Its central idea is simple: people encounter an ever-changing world, yet continue onward.
Factoids & Trivia
- "Bells" appears on Foolk's debut album, "Red Pills for Daddy," released in 2008. The track was also issued through the "Bells Remixes" EP, which collected five reworkings by other artists.
- The video is an animated music clip created by Slovak animator Alica Gurinova. Some listings give the running time as approximately 3:27, while others list it at about 3:36.
- The video's stated concept is about people who are still going forward, giving its repeated movement a thematic purpose beyond simply matching the beat.
- The screenplay is credited to Adela Zvalova and Alica Gurinova.
- The clip was included in programs devoted to Slovak animated music videos and was later shown in international animation festival selections.